... Y PRICES OF FOOD AT HOME AND ABROAD. l A quartern loaf of the best white wheaten bread y costs, li London, I0d. In Paris, thle loaf of 2 kilo- e grailil ies in weight, of the first quality, Costs 70 y centuines, which is equal to less than did. for tile four pound loaf of English weight. The best bread, e) therefore, is 60 per cent, dearer in London than in IParis. The second qaality of ...

... DUBLIN, NOVMBIJER 8. rFROtM OUR OWN COIURESPONDENT.1 THREATENED DISMISSAL OF 317R. TIGElE HAI ILTON. On several occasions the Deublit, Evening Mail has urged thle govereenent to sweep outr the Castle, and to dismiss thoose officials appointed during the viceroyalties of Lord Normnnby and Lord l'orteseue. The Orange organ has pointed especially at hl, Tiglee Hamilton, the chief clerk in the ...

... FALSE REPORT of the DESTRUCTION of PRiOR PARK. To THE EDITOR oF THtE MORNING CHRONICLE, Slt-Toprevent any lnnecessary alarm amongst the friends of tbe ?? at Prior Park, which you stated (by nll extract from the Standard) in your paper of this morning to have been on fire, on Sunday last, you would oblige me by inserting a contradiction of this re- port, it being wholly destitute of truth. It ...

... [FROlr THE COURT CIRCULAR.] The Lord Mayor of London, accompaniedl by lis chaplain (the Rev. H. Thomas), and the City Re- membrancer, together with the bheriffs of London and Middlesex (Messrs. Magnay and Rogers), and Mr. Under-sheriff Pritchard, arrived at Bucking- ham Palace soon after ten o'clock yesterday morn- ing to make their dutiful inquiries after the health of her Majesty and the ...

... RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION IN DEN- MARK. A public meeting was held at New Park-street Chapel, Soathwark, yesterday evening, to receive from the Rev. J. E. Giles, of Leeds, and the i&tev. W. Dawson, of Bradford, a report of their visit to Copenhagen, on behalf of perse- cuted religious professors in Denmark. The chapel was completely filled with persons of both sexes, who evinced a deep interest in ...

... THlE QUEEN DOWAGER. Dr. Chambers left town yesterday morning to attend her Majesty at Sudbhry Haltl, Derbysh ire. D turing the day the following official account of the icalib1 of her Majesty was exhibited at Marlborough House:- The Queen Dowager bad some hours of tranquil sleep in the night, but there is no alleviation of her Majesty's symptoms this morning. 1 DAVID DAVIES, M I.D. ...

... [TOWN EDITION.] THE MORSIA G CHRO ZI CLEB LONDON: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1841, The intelligence which _we published yesterday, both from the north of Spain and from Barcelona, is calculated to set at rest any apprehensions that might have been still entertained respecting the ultimate results of the late insurrection. It was from the beginning easy enough to see that the real danger to Spain ...

... MUNICIPAL ELECTIQNS, 1841. CHIESTER, Nov. 9.-This day, WV. Brown, Esq., was y unanimously elected mayor. He is a stanch Liberal. tt f thoe ive aldermen elected three are Liberals and e two Tories. A Liberal sherlil was also unanimously *t elected. The Tories boast ot Chester ats showing re-action, n because list week six municipal seats were filled by Tories, c and four by Liberals. The fact ...

... THE LATE FIRB IN THE TOWER. During Tuesday a greater number of the nobility and gentry visited the ruins of the Armoury than on any prt- ?? oceasion; but it is understood that after this lay it will be put a stop to, in consequence of the great obstruc- tionto the workmen engaged under the Ordnance authorities In removing some of the most valuable of the relies still renaining among the ruins. ...